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Section 2.07.5
111(2) (c) Information in the reclamation plan portions
of the application, which is required to be filed wife the
Division under Section 34-33-111(2), C.R.S. and which is not on
public file pursuant to State law, shall be held in confidence
by the Board and the Division provided that such information is
clearly identified as being confidential or a specific written
request is received from the applicant.
(2) (a) Information required by 2.07.5(1 )(b) and (c)
to be kept confidential by the Division shall be submitted by
the appl icant in a binder or fol aer which i s cl early identi Pied
as containing the confidential information.
(b) The Division shall, upon receipt of the
confidential information, take appropriate measures to assure
its confidentiality.
2.Ol.b Criteria for Review of Permit Applications for
Permit Approval or Denial.
(1) Review of permit appl ications.
114(2), (a) (i) the Division shall review the canplete
(3),(4) appl ication and written comments, written objections submitted,
and records of any informal conference held under 2.07.
114(2) (a) (i i) The Division shall determine the
adequacy of the fish and wildlife plan submitted pursuant to
2.05.0{2), in consultation with State and Federal fish and
wildlife management and conversation agencies having
responsibilities fur the management and protection of fish and
wildlife or their habitats which may be affected or impacted by
the proposed surface coal mining and reclamation operations,
110(2)(f) (b) Based on available information concerning '
ll4(3) Federal and State failure-to-abate cessation orders, unabated
Federal and State imminent harm cessation orders, delinquent
civil penalties issued pursuant to Section 518 of the Surface
Mining Control and f~clamation Act, (30 U. S.C.1201 et. seq. ),
including delinquent civil penalties assessed under any State
regulatory programs approved pursuant tv SMCRA, bond forfeitures
where violations upon which the forfeitures were based have not
been corrected, del irquent abandoned mine reclamation fees, and
unabated violations of Federal and State laws, rules, and